Week in Review: Thanksgiving Day in Public School, Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Landslide, Protests in Iran, and Much More

• Here in America, we celebrated Thanksgiving Day yesterday: a day to be thankful for all the blessings God gives us, to be thankful to live in probably the most blessed nation ever in history, and to remember America’s blessed HISTORY—and the role God played in it. But in America’s public schools, students are getting a very different message out of Thanksgiving
• For several months now, Hong Kong has been experiencing mass scale public protests against Chinese interference. This week, the people of Hong Kong held an election—and the result is not going to please the Chinese.
• Significant protests with an anti-Iran character are taking place in Iran.
• We also talk about Britain’s political state in its upcoming election, France confronting Iran, Europe’s expanding military in space, and more.

Links

• Thanksgiving Lessons
• The United States and Britain in Prophecy
• Great Again
• Hong Kong Election
• “Will Hong Kong Elections Make a Difference?”
• “Hong Kong—the End of Freedom Begins”
• “What Are the Times of the Gentiles?”
• Protests in Iran
• “Is Iran’s Power Slipping?”
• Britain’s Political State
• “Making Britain Great Again?”
• Great Again
• France Confronts Iran
• “France Postures to Confront Iran”
• European Space Budget
• “The Germany Military’s Unnoticed Space Program”
• “America’s Achilles’ Heel—and Germany”
• North Korea Arms
• Russia and China in Prophecy
• Mexico Drug Cartels
• No Freedom Without Law